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Last Post: Wed, Aug 4, 2004
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| JC |
Mon, Aug 2, 2004 - 12:38 PM Subject: 9 wt |
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I'm looking for a 9 wt medium to medium fast action or be able to cast a Teeny 300. Has anybody tried the ECHO by Rajeff Sports, for $200 it sounds like a nice rod. Any info on any 9wt would be nice. |
| Guest |
Tue, Aug 3, 2004 - 12:38 PM Subject: 9 weight rod |
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If you have a chance, try a TFO in a 9. These rods have good backbone, load well and are a really good price point. You'll have $ l;eft over for a line. fwiw |
| mike.c |
Tue, Aug 3, 2004 - 12:38 PM Subject: RE:9 wt |
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There are several rods in the $300 range which would serve your needs the A2 scott,the Loomis crosscurrent and Frontier 9.5 for 9.The temple fork Lefty rods and possibly the Rajeff Echo.Also older RPLXi sage blanks in the 9'9wt lots of backbone. |
| mike.c |
Wed, Aug 4, 2004 - 12:38 PM Subject: RE:9 wt |
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There are several rods in the $300 range which would serve your needs the A2 scott,the Loomis crosscurrent and Frontier 9.5 for 9.The temple fork Lefty rods and possibly the Rajeff Echo.Also older RPLXi sage blanks in the 9'9wt lots of backbone. |
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